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    Describing a Waterfall

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    After the half-hour walk of hiking up the mountain with finally reached the halfway point. I looked over at my cousin to see that his shirt had turned from a light gray to a dark gray and that his face was glistening in the rays of sun that had escaped from the hands of the three-story tall green giant. The valves in my pores had seemed to be open and showering my whole body. We walked a little more towards a cliff‚ which was like a rocky natural balcony. The moisturefilled air made it seem like

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    Describing a Place

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    I chose Italy as my place. Since it was my first holiday abroad and that I really liked it. It felt like I was in the 7th heaven. I went in the upper part of Italy‚ in Veneto. On our 1st day‚ we turned round Treviso‚ which was the village our hotel was in. While we were walking‚ we saw a huge old castle‚ which was surrounded by a lake with cute ducks‚ quacking all day long. You can also admire‚ like we did‚ the stunning view of all the lakes‚ like Lake Garda‚ every time you turn your head.

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    The Melting Pot

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    blend into a new‚ virtuous community. The exact term "The Melting Pot" came into general usage in 1908‚ after the premiere of the play “The Melting Pot” by Israel Zangwill. The melting pot is a theory used to describe the American society in its first years. In the very beginning‚ the settlers in the “New World” had to create a totally new nation from many different origins and the proximate result of this situation was the birth of the melting pot theory. The idea behind it is that every immigrant

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    Melting Pot

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    language‚ ate different foods‚ dressed differently‚ and lived a different lifestyle is a huge sacrifice in itself. Achieving the American dream was their goal. The two different views of America could change a whole country. The poster represents the "Melting Pot" America. The immigrants were to blend into the American culture and society. Rather than bringing their old country into America‚ and changing it. The poster is promoting to "Keep America Great‚" and "Learn the Language." The article states

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    Melting Points

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    Lab/ Chem 234 02/17/13 Lab 2: Melting Points Purpose: To determine the purity of a substance using melting point as physical property. We must also learn how to identify an unknown compound using its melting point. We got to identify an unknown compound using mixture melting point and finally we must learn to obtain an accurate melting point using Mel-Temp apparatus. Procedure: Set voltage to obtain the desired heating rate at the anticipated melting point range. The voltage control controls

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    Describing Funfair

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    like a vice as the shuttle suddenly flipped upside down. One formerly cocky boy‚ immediately felt nauseous‚ his confidence knocked and his turned face a sickly green colour. Below‚ younger children stood watching‚ eating their sweets and snacks. Ice creams wobbled perilously over the cones and dripped down their small fingers as they melted. Some munched on brightly coloured balls of candy floss. The strands dissolved on the tongue and the sweet sugar stuck to the teeth like glue. A few ate too

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    Melting Point

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    Melting Point Determination Lab Materials: Graduated pipette Capillary tube Tin wipe Sample Melting temperature apparatus Thermometer Procedure: Take open end of capillary tube and tap it gently into sample. Take tin wipe and place over the opening. Gently tab it so the sample will funnel to the bottom of the tube. You may also use a graduated pipette to accomplish this. Now‚ place the capillary tube in the designated spot in the melting apparatus‚ and once placed‚ turn the apparatus

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    Aleena Joseph‚ Melting Away‚ 2017‚ Oil on canvas‚ 16 x 20 inches It is common knowledge that the world has been changing and over time‚ it will come to an end and that the reason for those changes is humans. It is due to the excessive amounts of harmful human activities that the world is almost melting away. Global issues such as climate change or global warming may sound unrealistic‚ however‚ the events occurring around the world proves that these issues are real indeed. Just as an example‚ London

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    cubical form we know as a Rubik’s cube! However‚ Rubik did not give the cube his name—he called it the “Magic Cube.” It was renamed the Rubik’s Cube by the Ideal Toy Corporation in 1980. Little did Rubik know that his cube would become a sensation around the world with the first world championship held in his native‚ Budapest‚ in 1982‚ with a sixteen year old Vietnamese girl winning the competition‚ unscrambling the Cube in 22.95 seconds. Solving a Rubik’s Cube requires some study and decision-making

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    The Melting Pot

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    involves a winner. There is always a good and bad side and one of them has to come out on top. In these two stories‚ “7th grade” and “The Melting Pot”‚ each have a winner or a resolution to the problem or conflict either an external or an internal. In “Seventh Grade”‚ the type of conflict is internal‚ because of all the sequences happening in Victor’s mind. In “The Melting Pot” the conflict is external because of all the sequences happening between the people of the town. In the story “Seventh Grade”‚ The

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